 And then there are the voters who are leaning toward Robert F. Kennedy Jr. or another third-party candidate, all of whom won't be on stage in Atlanta. And the latest RealClearPolitics polling average, that includes Kennedy, Stein, and Cornel West. Biden and Trump combined for about 83% of the vote. That compares with 2020 when the two men got over 90% of the vote. So there's been 7% of the electorates considering other candidates. Trump and Biden are competing to pull shares of those voters over as well. This year, there are more of them on the table.